"Entourage" Movie is Officially Moving Forward

Producer Mark Wahlberg has been talking about an "Entourage" movie even before the HBO TV series ended. And just recently, the project started coming together, but not without lots of issues.

Half the cast didn't like the offers they received and decided to delay the production in hopes of getting more money. In the end, deals with all the actors were made, and now comes word from director Doug Ellin that the movie "is a go."

The film, which will bring back Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara, and Jeremy Piven, will take place six months after the end of the series, which lasted eight seasons.

This Entourage movie saga has proceeded exactly like an episode of Entourage. The movie was on, then off, then on, then off, and now it's on again officially. And just like an Entourage episode, it was boring, unfunny, and full of rich idiots doing stupid sh*t for no reason...

@telur
Well those people can just be thankful enough that they never wasted their time. Actually, I'd kind of hope that the only people who see this movie are people who DIDN'T see the show. Because anyone who has, has no excuse for paying to see this.